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Moto Z3 Launched | Full Specifications | 40 hours on a single charge | 6 inch screen

Lenovo owned motorola lauched its Moto Z3 play. It features  modular technology to enhance the user experience through Moto Mods. It is the first Moto Z Play model to debut with dual rear camera setup. It comes with Moto Action and features One Button Nav bar to offer gesture controls. It also carries Moto Power Pack mod which increases its battery life as long as  40 hrs on a single charge.  Lets see how much its going to cost our pockets.... well the price and availability of Moto Z3 Play for Indian market is yet to be known. But it has been priced BRL 2,299 in Brazil( approximately Rs 40,000). It will cost $499 in US along with Moto Power Pack. It will be available at stores such as best buy, walmart, target, fry's. In Canada it will be available htrough Videotron, bell mobility, vergin mobile, MTS, SaskTel. SPECIFICATIONS : Display 6.01-inch Processor 1.8 GHz, Qualcomm snapdragon ...
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Google Tez (Google's new payment service in India) & new Google news updates

Google Tez:


India is world's second largest smartphone market and , "Yes" Google is taking India very seriously. Google has previously powered the Indian railways with free WiFi facility and now Google Tez. This information was first confirmed by Venkat Ananth @venkatananth (On Twitter)


Tez means "Speed" in Hindi & Google Tez is reported to be launched on Monday, September 18th as confirmed by trusted sources. Google Tez will integrate with Unified Payments Interface (UPI), the government-owned platform for mobile transactions, and other popular mobile wallet services like Paytm and MobiKwik.


Google will be facing competition as many companies are moving forward towards the payment based systems. Truecaller, Samsung and Airtel are the new examples in the Indian market.

Google Backup:

Considering the reports and few personal examples, Google is deleting the Android back for the devices which are in active for over a period of 60 days.

This was first reported by a Reddit user. He also enquired if he could acquire back his data by paying some amount, but it turned out to be unsuccessful. For knowing more on this click on this LINK.



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